Integra Boost. BULK Individually Overwrapped w/ Humidity Indicator Card. Pack of 1000. 62% RH/2g

Integra Boost 2g 1000 Count Packs Are the Small End of the Range The gram figure on the packet is a weight of gel, and it sets everything else. At 2 g this one covers 4 to 7 g of contents, which is a quarter rather than an eighth or an ounce. The setpoint is picked at the variant, 55% RH for longer holds and 62% RH for stock that moves. Control runs both ways, so the packet gives moisture back to dry air and takes it up from damp air. The fill is plant-based glycerin and water with no salt in it. Each packet is individually overwrapped and carries a humidity indicator card inside the wrapper. Sealed that way it holds two years from manufacture. Sizing a 2g Packet, and Why 1000 Come in the Case Sizing runs off the contents, not the container. One gram covers up to 3.5 g, two grams covers 4 to 7 g, four grams covers 12 g, and eight grams covers an ounce. Put the packet to the weight going in, then pick a jar that closes on it. Undersizing is the common error, and it shows up as a setpoint the pack never reaches. Oversizing is harmless but wasteful. Because the 2 g suits small jars, the counts run high, and a dispensary filling quarter jars gets through a thousand quickly. That is the whole logic of this case. A thousand packets is a packaging line quantity, priced against a line rather than a shelf. Key Features Covers 4 to 7 g Per Packet: The quarter-jar size, sitting between the 1 g eighth and the 4 g twelve-gram. Two Setpoints: 55% RH for longer holds and 62% RH for stock that moves quickly. Two-Way Humidity Control: Releases moisture into dry air and absorbs it back out of damp air. Individually Overwrapped: Each packet stays sealed until opened, so stock does not work against the room. Indicator Card In Every Wrapper: The printed dot turns blue when the packet is spent, so nothing is timed by hand. Salt-Free Plant-Based Fill: Glycerin and water, so nothing crystallizes onto what the packet touches. 1,000 Packets Per Case: A packaging line quantity, matched to the small jars the 2 g size fits. Spill-Proof, Tear-Resistant Membrane: Stays pliable under handling, so a snagged packet does not empty into a jar. Two-Year Sealed Shelf Life: Measured from manufacture while the overwrap is intact, so a case can be held ahead. Technical Specifications Specification Value Pack Size 2 gram Relative Humidity 55% RH or 62% RH, chosen at the variant Humidity Control 2-way (releases and absorbs moisture) Coverage per Packet 4–7 g of contents Total per Case 1,000 packets Individual Overwrap Yes — each packet sealed until opened Humidity Indicator Card Included — one card per packet Shelf Life (overwrapped) 2 years from date of manufacture In-Use Life Typically 2–4 months Adjacent Sizes 1 g covers up to 3.5 g; 4 g covers 12 g; 8 g covers up to 1 oz Sizing Method Match the packet to the weight of contents, not to the size of the jar Intended Use Cured, dried material in a sealed container — not living plants Composition Plant-based glycerin and water Salt Content 100% salt-free Biodegradability 99% biodegradable Toxicity Non-toxic; emits pure water vapor only Food Contact FDA compliant and safe for food contact Printing Food grade inks Membrane Spill-proof, tear-resistant, pliable Flavor / Aroma Impact Does not alter flavors or aromas Technology Patented 2-way humidity control Manufacturer Integra by Desiccare, Inc. Documentation ISO and QPL documentation available from the manufacturer on request SKU B02A55B (55% RH) / B02A62B (62% RH) How Much Does a 2g Packet Cover? Between 4 and 7 g of contents, so roughly a quarter. The 1 g covers an eighth and the 4 g covers 12 g. Should You Run 55% or 62%? 55% runs drier and suits long holds and dense material. 62% keeps more moisture in and suits stock that moves quickly. What Happens If the Packet Is Too Small? The container never reaches the setpoint. That reads as a failed pack but is usually just arithmetic on the load. Are the Indicator Cards Included? Yes. One card is printed and packed inside each packet's wrapper, so nothing is sourced separately.